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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-28
GALE OF LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
Nj. All ERN
BENZ. F. BAGGETT, |
ie30 2w 4w

By virtue Of u decree of the Circrit Court Of
Alexandria county rendered in the chanccry
Cause of Chas. II. Timer and wife versus Samuel
Hyson ct ais. on tho 29th day of June, 1887, the
undersigned will sell at public auction, in front of
the Market House, Alexandria city. on the goth
day of August, 1887 SATURDAY,, the REAL
ESTATE of which Louisa Hyson died seized and
possessed bounded by Four.mc run, the land of
the late John Summers and the Alexandria coun-
ty road, containing about four and onch half acres
Terms of Sale: One-third cash: the residue i'll
six and twelve months to be secured by notes of
purchaser, with good personal security.
JOHN IT. GREENE, Comm rs.
SAML. q. BRENT, of Sale.
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LEGAL.
IT NITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

NITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
" Eastern District of Virginia
SALE OF THE ALEXANDRIA And WASH.
INGTON RAILROAD
Alexander Hay exr.
vs. On original
The Alexandria and and amend
Washington Railroad ed bill.
Company ct ais.
AND In equity
The Alexandria and
fredericksburg Rail
way Company ct al. On cro:s
VS.. bill
Alexander Hays ex'r.
ct ais.
Tho report of sale made by Matthew F Pleas.
ants. Master and Commissioner, of the works,
property and franchises of tho AleXandria and
Washington Railroad Company, having been this
day brought into Court and filed, it is adudged,
ordered and decrecd that unless cause to the con-
trary be shown by exceptions IN writing filed to
said report in this cause or before the 18th day
of September, 1887, the said report will on that
date be finally ratified and confirmed by u proper
order herein.
II is further adiudged, ordered ana decrced that
this order be published in tic Richmond Daily
Times and the ALEXANDEIs GAZETTE three times
a week for three successive weeks prior to said
September Eth, 1887.
Ro. W. HUGHES, Judge.
Richmond, 13M .T,ly, 1887.
A copy-tcstc
NJ. f. PLEAsANTs. CLERK. jylS co3w
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Special Saturday Evening Excursion
NORFOLK. FORT MONROE.
VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEAN VIEW,
PINEY POINT and


CORNFIELD HARBOR
Palace steamer GEORGE LEARY, Saturday, July
30, q D. m, from Prince street wharf.
Returning, leavo Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company's wharf (only 30 feet from Virginia
Beach Railroad depot upon arrival OF the train
from the Beach, and from the Boston wharf at
4:3O p. III. Sunday, arriving in Alexandria at
6:30 n. IN. Monday
To Norfolk and return. $3.50 TO Fort Monroe
and return, $3.50 to Virginia Beach and return,
including dinner nj Beach, S3.2I to Ocean View
and return, including dinner at hotel. S3.25; to
Fort Monroe and return, including breakfast and
dinner at Hygeia Hotel, $3.50.
For other information apply to
PHILIP L. HOOE,
jy15 tt Agent. Prince street wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-28

DREECH AND MUzzLE-LoADING SHOT
D GUNS, tho largest and best assortment we
have ever had and at lower prices; also Paper
Shells of all grades, Wads, Caps, Belts and Canvas
Coats. 1t will pay purchasers to call and see us.
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
oct2S Alexandria Va.
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EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER PILOT BOY
FOR GLYMONT.

Two excuraion trips daily rain ar .r-~
shine) where boatiug, bathing and rsss---is
fishing can be enjoyed Music and dancing on
boat aud grounds .
Week Days Steamer leaves Reeds wharf at
103O and 6:3O p. m. Returning, arrives home at
4:30 and 1870 p. IN. Saturday evening trips at
$50, returning homo at 4 and / / p. M.
20 cents. .....ROUND TRIP. ....25 cents
Family Days-Every Saturday ut 1880 II. m.
Returning home ut p. m.
10 cents...-.... BOUND TRIP. 10 cents
Meals servedoE boat.
For charters, &c, apply to
ROBT CALLAHAN.
jy23 I'm 902 P;.. ave. Washington, ID. c.
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l. Howard H. Young, Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Alexandria county, do certify that John II.
Greene, commissioner of sale in the above cause,
personally appeared before me and executed
bond in the penalty of 800, as required by law.
Teste: II. II. YOUNG, Clerk.
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PROFESSIONAL.
CONFECTIONERS.
DEIICiCIES A1' BBHjGGiss..3I 3'S \.

BLSQUE CREAM RtspBEPRT cRgl r
TRAJV-BERRY C2EAI, ORANGE CREAM
VANILLA CREAM LElf0N GREiM
al launrs II .rD---- ~ WIZ -
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Lower Cedar Point.
wAsHINGToNs CoNEY ISLAND.

W +l'7II Wv . NVt'tFk IN'IE'i4'I7s
Excursion season opens June 9th. Music,
Boating. Bathing, Dancing, Fishing Cheapest
and best excursion out of Alexandria. New
and magnificent fast palace steamer ..1~so
HENRY .. BISHOP will leave foot a,f,ssass.ts
of Prince street Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday ut $50 a. m; returning arrive at $
p. m. For special rates Sunday schools and or
CARNATIONS should apply to
STEPHENSON BROS.
7th street wharf, Washington, D. c.
Round trip soc; children 25c. jedi 2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-28

uARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS,
IL &c, at IS King street, corner OF Royal,
Alexandria Va-Thc subscribers invite tho at
tcnton of wholesale and retail purchasers to
their large and well selected stock ofgOods in their
line, which were bought in quantity at bottom
prices, and will be sold at small advance. We
invite comparison of prices and quality of goods
at 80 King corner of Royal street.
snn14 j r. CREIGHTON q EON
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lust FROM THE FACToRY-1O dozen of the
y IMPROVED PATENT-STAY ABS. SHIRTS,
the best goods ever offered in Alexandris for the
price. viii ouJwoar any 81 Shirt.
;e2 At AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S
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DROWN IRON BITTERs, Ayers Cherry Pee
d toral, Sarsaparilla, Hair Yigor, Ague Cure
and Pills, and Warmers Kidney and Liver Cure
oct2i ' " E.s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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{ '7FII''' Is4FI7- s'NI4VI'
IS
no. 81 EINd STREET
ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA
Wholesale and Rct&il Dealers in
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
EoildOrs' Hardware, Locks, Hinges, Screws
DoorGolts. Latches, &C., Saddlory, Hardware:
Bride Bits, Buckles, Rings, Hames, &C., &c.
Wheolwrghts' Hardware, Axles, Rims, Hubs
Spokes, Sawed Fellows, Trio Iron, &c, Pocket'
Pistols, &c. full and complete stock OF first
c!'e5 goods away in sto-o and sold st lowest cash
pr:ccs aug15
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nUNs. PISTOLS, PERCUSSION car, WADs
" &c, at 2 further reduction in prices close
out. We have on band the" "Mcrno Felt W5ds Bat
timore make, at mannfacturer's prices. csll at s'
King, corner Of Royal street.
dec7 J.T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

The Overland Route; the only line car
rying 1 he United States Overland Mail.
In addition "a the new system OF check
ing baggage through froon Eastern points 10
the Pacific C)est will commence Sunday,
December 70 rln through .leepers on all
trains between Council Bluffs, Omaha, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas City and Ogden on The Overland
Flyer saving one day 10 ell California and
Oregon roints, making the time from the
Missouri River 10 the Pacific Coast in
ssventy-one hours. Elegant Pullman Pal
ace Car Sleepers and modern day coaches
are also run on ali through trains.
Eating honses are now under the super
vision of the company and meals furnished
OF the Pacific Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
In compliance With the wish Of our pat
rons along the line. night trains bet tween
Omaha. Council Bluffs aud Kansas City
have been chsBgei 10 day trains. Chair
cars will still run 10 Beatrice free Of charge.
Third-clsss passengers wishing TO take adj
vantage of i0w rates will stiii be carried on
regular through trans running free family
sleepers. For further information address
J. 8. TERBErs.
General Passenger and Ticket AGENT.
Omaha, Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09
MANY MEETINGS.


The Southeastern Michigan Bee Kesoers'
Association viii hold their annual meeting
n Adrisn Dscsm5er -.
The annual meeting of the Michigan
Press Association will be held at Detroit
June % next. Excursion to PGt-in-Bay.
The Michigan State Conference of Uni
tartan aad independent churches is in ses-
soa at Jackson with good attendance.
Reports from nine societies, established ia
this state since the conference was organ
ICED lhrtesn years agO. sh0E that thsy have
experienced healthy growth. Michigan is
tie leading Unitarian State.
Fifsy-fvs delegates we're present at the
annual meeting OF the safe H9rticuitagal
Society at East saginaw Wednesday. The
following officers we're elected Tor the en-
suing year President, 4. I. Lyon. south
Haven. Secretary. Charles ". Garfield,
Grand Rapids. Treasurer, ). NJ. Pcarssil,
tirsad Rapids. members Executive Board,
L. n. scott, OF Ann Aroor, add Z. {. Reid,
Of Aiegsn.
James L. Clark. acting president Of Alma
delivered an address Of welcome 10 the
n loers of the state Boars Of Chariiies
and the county agents A. their meeting
Nsdus.iav night Bishop 6iilespis of
Grand Rapids. TIE chairman Of ihs b0aFd,
rsoiie5 for the convention and Gov. Luce
nlsds csPsfvssing address of an hour :
length IN which be reviewed The history Ct
The various Institutions. Rev. Dr. Sanford
n. Cobo 81 Glsnd Rapids deslt ~lgh the
topic, Christianity AID the Criminal"
Representatives Of tee Michigan phsrrn A.
cesEricsl sS-scis-ioa have sdoptai a rssola-
ton ehanEilz the date Ol the State sn1a8i
meeting from oct. ? 20 scot. 4. 50 ss % cor
respond win that of the AmercaFr parma
ceuacas sss3ei ssian. which IS expected 20
hold ~ nsxt session IN Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09
OLD AND GONE UP.

DR.. f. f. Walton. for many years prom
inent dentist of Fo8lerville, died suddenly
Monday morning.
Abner Devellc, aged 50, and wealthiest
man in Grass Lake. died there Monday from
effects OF recent fall.
Mrs. Margaret Young died at Port Huron,
aged 9f.
J. Wsldron. farmer near Ann Arbor. died
OF typhoid fever. Well known and infusn-
tial in that vicinage for half century. Age
20 years.
George Pratt. one OF the oldest locomotive
engineers IN the State, died 81 his residence
10 ButteFnut-st., yesterday. Mr.. Pratt
served as engineer on the Michigan Central
and Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Railroads for more than forty years He
possessed the esteem and resDec: o. all who
knew him He was 90 years OF age, and
leaves a widow, two sons and two daugh-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09
GOING! GOING! GONE 5!
ANo SOLD TO our SUBSCRIBERS.
one Complete Column OF Late, Lively Re-
fissie Information rpon Purely uiehi-
gan Matters - Obtained from
Great variety Of Sources, but
Principally from Our
Exchanges

NJ. Prsnzlausr & Son. one Of the largest
general merchandise firms in Sault Ste.
Marie. has assigned 10 Y. VI. Church. The
liabilities are probably $1,000. with assets
a. half that sum.
Twin Lake park company will
build a fifsy-f0on hotel Oa Us property at
Cadillac. pat = passenger steamer of 200
carrying capacity and iiftY row bats on It's
axe and build DOCKS both a. Idlevild ani
Cadillac.
second lieutenant. Robt Day. Of the Port
Huron guards, Co. II, Third geysnsnt, NJ.
:. T.. was expelled last night for alleged
"a sappro0riati0n OF funds. The company
has asksd she colonel - request bis resig
nation from the N. 5. I.
'sTsmr Mulr0y. OF Monitor township. Bay
county, was arrested Tor selling tainted
meat aud wEsn ssked after AZ hsd de-
ci2red is 10 Be fresh. how meat got its green
color. replied Well, sir. 1 fsd the.u hogs
on green peas. PAID $3.50 dns aud costs.
A young isdy employed az stenographer
ID saginaw CITY and possessing ths right
Kind al pluck, when acc1sted IN the even
ing oy man IN the street with whom she
vas not acquainted. slapped said man : face
81 sodndly tnst be fell 0ysr srsinst a fence
and his hat fsw over the sslno.
The Upper Cgsrion says thar Henry Heck.
Or WreEnu loNHSHfD. drove % ne taDeer
county poor house his father. aged s. years,
and as aim down n frOnt Of the door At
midnight on one of ths coolest nights OF
laet wee< The superintendent Of the Poor
sent the old man back 10 bis unnatural
SON
A gift Of an SO militsry album vas made
- the Asr4uetts Post Of y. A. 4 ey the late
Edward Breitung. bat oy csr-sessness on
the part ot Captain Hal. compiler Of The
work. is Vas nsvef transmitted. and oulT by
accident tue other day lt Vas trseed % the
possession of msn at Trenton. Wayne
county. Who forwarded it 20 the post a.
Aarquettc.
MkNfsTEx. Dec. "A Asnistss special %
the Detroit fr1hups. Of tae tn,
ssvs The celebrated csas oi
r. G. Peters aGainss I34a Can niesd. bota
inmosr ki7xs. iovalvi8z shyat $40 90
csnls to uisl in the Cirsuit Court fo5av be-
fore Judge IglEirs. lt vi probably occu-
D. i0ur or I'VE .isTs r. ~ Peters has So
cured the services Of Jarist Benton Han-
~haff
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09
CLOTHING COMPAN 7: =

or air. fire in the vicinity of the sprinklers
viii soon open them, when the contents
will be expelled by the pressure from above.
A Ere OF shavings was lighted in the base
ment. ten feet below the pipes containing
water, and the sprinklers opened IN one
minute and ten seconds and extinguished
the flames. 4 second fire was lighted under
pipes containing air. At the end of one
minute and ten seconds the sprinklers
opened and the tlow of air began. The flow
OF air lasted minute and \ half, when the
water appeared and the flames were soon
subdued. Both Mr.. Ferry and his Superin-
tendent. J. A, Seyerns. are pleased with the
system.-D,trwt Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09
COUNTESS NARONA.

With this issue begins story, strange but
dramatic situations, in which .cupidity, con-
spiracy, murder and love all have Il prOmi-
nent part The principal character in the
story is a woman whose possibilities for GOOD
or evil are very great. She takes the evil
course and is n leading and dramatic factor
i'm the events here recorded. illustrations
of some Of the very dramatic situations are
given below. The plot includes a number of
characters, the majority OF whom are good
and some of them lOve9 9ble---the ladies OF
cOuTSc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

The drm OF .. M Perry co. Is the frst
IN Detrsit 20 sdopt the GTinnsli satomssic
spsiukler's system of protection from Ere.
Fbe system = aaits genersiis ia vogae IN
she tsrser clsss 0f fscteriss sol warehouses
IN tie East. We1nesisv afternoon some
talrtv iasarsacs ageHts. lirerl en- s1si oths =.
witnessed : test q me Gsianeit fnvenUaa n
the basement of the rev Fsrrg suiisiaz
The s~sts,n CONSISTS 0f pioes r0nuiaz alsaE
the csilinxs ct a. tue Tsszss Ten feet sosg
tn fsei sasrf. siong TIRE aifss. are lotaisi
soFfn xfers. taas 1ivinz one tsr s~sry san
isef square fsrauz 1su1 lse oHiid5a1 Tae
= sreni rssst <iafesf aa8 sle nssi t5-s s-4a-
tAsus 81 500 sefznk erS I1s 1saes esussI7
wsfsr ID summer. hat - sre5d f~a AZ sr
- f'Fcei e sstiag the fsi0te~ ar.T nS t..e
~afer o.sx 80 ths gresE taaxs On ths eoa
tsaa - ~>-se<x - pse>s ocas~n sases
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

ing. The company say that if msiority
OF the men vote against the rule it wilt &c
abolished. Some OF the empioTes assert
that the voting is a trick 10 learn their
Willingness or unwillingness TO obey orders.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-07

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. The City
hall was packed at to days meeting of the
American board. The proceedings of the
! forenoon consisted OF a report on the mis-.
sions in China, Africa and Pacific islands
! by Rev. Dr.. Judson NTH, a report on the
missions in Turkey, China, India and the
pipal lands by DR.. n. f. Clark, half
hour prayer meeting led by Rev. DR.. Pen
tecost, report of the prudential commit
tee OF the eXpendlency of calling cOun-
cls in certain cases by Rev. Dr.. Judson
smith During the reading of the first of
the above reports eX Coz. w. B. Wash
burne of Greenfield received a stroke Of
apopleXy while sitting on the platform
aud died almost instantly.
The prudential committee reported that
II was lneXpedlent to ali councils To deter
mine the doctrinal fitness of a candidate
for the mission fields. This matter was
referred to the coalmittee by the Minuea-
polls meeting last year. Their verdict will
open Il fresh war over the fu-
ture probation question. The reasons
, given for the decision are that nothing
in the Congregational annals gives such
! body authority to call church councils,
and to do so would be an unwarrautable
assumption of ecclesiasticism. For over
30 years the prudential com nittee has de-
| cided such matters The reference of the
doctrinal qualifications t0 a council would
: during the past year nave necessitated 90
such assembages, making it a formidable
, undertaking The objection was also
made that the councils are ecclesiastical,
l while the board Is made up of men of
/ various denominations; that the councils
Z are local while the board is cosmopolitan;
= that the councils are transient and cannot
I be held responsible, and that if decision
of the council Is only advisory, then the
eH prudential committee must, as now, be
the hnal arbiter; but if the councils
decision is final, the virtual appointment
, must rest with local transient board,
. which ceases to exist as soon a. n
= | declsOn Is reached. ThS would interfere
I, with the harmony of the administration.
n The report says Most evidently there
II is needed for the appointment of mission
Il aries for all administrative functions of u
> body like tine American board, "A agency
created by Itself, We'll known, directly re-
- Sponslnie lo those who give 1t the exist
y ence, which Is required at brief stated in-
"a tervals, TO render an account of its proceed
:, ings and composition which when re-
~ quired can be promptly ana easily
" changed. The prudential committee
l. ~ elected annually is believed to be such an
-, agency, aiming to act in ali cases as an ap
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-07
The Amount Rutland Recetves-The Mar
BILE CITY Dissatisfied.

RUTLAND, Oct 5.-rhe commissioners
to apportion the assets and liabilities Of
the old town of Rutland and fix the por-
tion to be paid by West Rutland, made
report Wednesday, fixing the amount to
be paid by West Rutland to Rutland at
s20,672 80, from which the share Of West
Rutland in the United States surplus
fund, S4S2631, is to be deducted, leaving
the net amount Sl5,S46l l3 to be paid TO
Rutland. This amount, together with
the net amount to be paid by Proctor,
makes S2l, 14l. go. Rutland has the town
hall and all the other assets of the town
except the town farm and the old town
hall properties at West Rutland. Con
siderable dissatisfaction is felt in Rut-
land Mt the amount of the appraisal Of
the town hall in Rutland village which
is owned by the town aud village ioIndy.
The commissioners appraised the town =
interest at S!3OOO, which IS more than il
is considered worth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-07
Weekly Free Press one
dollar a wear.

Mr. and Mrs Ira Hawley and son, Mrs.
T.. S. Whitcomb, sr., Mr., and Mrs, Is. H..
Day and Guy Day went on the excursion
20 the White Mountains last Thursday re
turning Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. S. Whitcomb, jr, l.. II. Chaplin, Frank
jackson and Mrs. Ellen Mann camped out
several days on South Hero last week.
Mrs. Columbus Day and daughter, Cora,
returned to Lowell Friday. AIR. Blanch-
ard moved his family consisting 'Of wife
asd ten children to Wnnoski Wednesday.
MIR. Putnam and family have vacated
the tenement over the tin shop and removed
to the rooms over Mr.. Colgroye's shop and
Homer Rockwell has moved into part OF
Mrs Batchelder's house. The cheese fac
tory has sold it's August make at ii u
cents.--Miss Catalina Vasseur has closed
her school. Mrs Henry Hale is able tc
drive out Mr. G. w. Whtcomb of Bos
ton is visiting his sister, Mrs Arabella Nor
is.--Miss Myrtle Brown of Essex is visit
ing her sister Ms. Hiram Howe.-Rev
j, X. Williams returned from the Adiron
dacks Thursday bringing some fine venisor
steak Mrs. George Terrill went to New
York last week Mrs. l.. Z Kngsbury
- Wells River returned home Monday. .--
A. w. Terrill is reshingling his house. --
G. f. Humphrey is in charge of Edmund
Martins farm during the latters absenc,
in the West. B. f.. Mead has opened
writing class at the academy at the Flat
E T. Goodwin S house is nearly finished
Miss Edwidge Vasseur and Matte Ed
wards have returned home from Mallet'
Bsy.-Samuel Lane and daughter o
Boston visited Asa J.. Lane last week. ---
Wait Benedict and wife of Worcester
Mass. have been visiting here. JOIN
Doom and wife have returned to Underhil
Centre from a five years absence in Uta
D. j. Terril and daughter went {
New York last week. - Homer Thompso
and wife have removed from underhi
Flats. Miss Clara Cady is recovering
Miss Nellie Castle, daughter of on
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COLCHESTER.
ONE DOLLAR will now
buy the Weekly Free Press
one year. Tell your friends.
WINOOSKI.

The new French parochial school building
on Spring street is nearly completed, and
i, am honor to the French Canadians who
support this schooi The main part OF the
new bui ding, which is.of brick and two and a
half stories high. has frontage of 80 feet
with depth of 30 feet 1t stands in front
of the building commonly known as the
convent and is joined 20 it by wing 40
feet by % feet. This wing will be used as "A
chapel. Beside six school rooms, the build
ing contains spacious hall suitable for
commencements, etc. To help defray the
expenses of building, fair viii be held
some time in October, the exact date has
not been fixed. .--Some changes are being
made in the text books used at the graded
school. Worcester's spoilers are being super
ceded by Sheldon's Word Studies, and
Guyot's Biographies by Barnes's New Com
prehensive Biographies, =. ID. Tanner
and wife were in New York last week.
j. w Gleason has just returned from Man
chester n. H.
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ONE DOLLAR will now
buy the Week Iy Free Press
one year, Tell your friends.


Mrs 5. Abbott of Blddeiord, Me, ana
Mr., Martin Waite of Worcester, Mass, who
have been spending few weeks with their
brother, ). Is. Waite, returned 10 thelr
homes Friday. .--Mr. T.. K. Smalley OF
Iowa, who has been spendin-3 few weeks
here, started on his return trip thursday
afternoon II. w. Hulburd ana y. ID.
SturgiS will make application to be admitted
as attorneys at the general term OF the Su-
preme Court. The juveniles have partaken
of the tug OF var" craze. u r. randall
has purchased car load of oats for use in
his livery.
Bristol.
Satnrl,v's bu+ter market was well at
+onInd ord tbe offerings liherol Prices
ror,,ad from 20 10 % cents 81 NJ Corey
of Howard MINI. is visiting relatives here
He left here Al wears ago and this is his
first visit The Foster theatre company
han ialr business i"St "ctA' lney WIZ
play IN hoIy nan 'he iaSt lour nights Oh
tl'S "eGN' 7'Jns' y"7 So"us
ana t'iei''cu "''is' SN'PP'u V'"n i'S'
A''' ,,'''s l'a9 soi.7 ,,,;ti' +ho ,t,,tIia ri
''lo "''o q i', p'isto, lH',' al
piolo1eH S'''' ~ t,,o t;I ,oi,, i; ,,
Jake piuce ir'ieS sun i'i'''''' 80
ana VIII care ior 'ne ,r tTeiih5 Puoh' a. III
the uayS OIL Sore. ne S''eT'i''ei' naNe
put IN stone gutter on uoth sldeS OF the
street in front of the . Neil block ms
Improvement is of "A very substantial
character joel Macomber, an old resi-
dent of this town, died Saturday M, p.
Varney has sold his furniture business to
NJ. S. Varney Bristol is one OF the lar
cost h mev. .Droducing towns in the State
At least $40 600 worth is shipped very
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